John M. Goldenring, MD, MPH, JD Current - JurisPro.com

CURRICULUM VITAE DATE: Updated – November, 2006
John M. Goldenring, M.D., M.P.H., J.D.
Current:
Consulting Medical Director:
• Blue Cross – Well point
Woodland Hills, CA - 9/1/06 - Medicare Part D appeals
• International Care Network & Personal Care Consultants, 2222
Martin St., Irvine , CA92612 – - 888-751-2407 – utilization
management for labor trusts, oversees insurance and foreign insurance
cos. 5/01 -
• Care1st Health Plan , 1000 S. Fremont Ave., Alhambra, CA – 800-
4689935 - MediCal & Healthy Families Managed Care (200,000
insured lives) – Pediatrics, Grievances and Appeals and Emergency
Care and Ambulance Transport Reviews, substitute for CMO when he
is away, appear at arbitrations and mediations 4/02 –
• LA Care Health Plan, L. A., CA -- Medicaid and Healthy Families
– Pediatrics and ER reviews and appeals, member and pro-tem chair of
Medical Education Committee 12/03 –
• Crescent Health Care, Anaheim, CA – Home infusion company –
consulting medical director for Managed Care Issues
Also: UM Consulting, Medical-legal Consulting & Medical Practice-
Locum Tennans & Urgent Care- see those sections below
PREVIOUS POSITION : Medical Director:
• Riverside Physician’s Network, 1650 Iowa St #200, Riverside, CA 92507-
909-7889800 - Medical Director in charge of all aspects of medical
management and developing physician based clinical and fiscal initiatives
for this physician owned, Independent Practice Assn. With over 60 PCPs,
150 specialists and over 54,000 covered lives.
• 10/02 – 12/1/02 & 4/1/06 – 8/1/06 – Consulting;
12/1/02 – 4/1/06 = full-time.
• MLR reduced from 89% to < 75% in three years - profitability achieved
PREVIOUS POSITION: Vice President & Chief Medical Officer (8/01 – 10/01)
Consulting Medical Director (60% FTE) (11/00-8/01 & 10/01 – 12/01)
Tower Health
200 Oceangate 6 th Floor,
Long Beach, CA
562-4352676 x 2294
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CMO Duties: Chair all Committees and in charge of all health service programs –
report to BOD
Consultant Duties: In charge of Grievances and Appeals, Utilization Management, IPA
Denial Review and Disease Management Program Development, and Pharmacy Program
supervision - Chair UM Committee.
MediCal & Commercial Health Plan (50-50) – 100,000 insured lives.
*Company bankrupt due to owner mismanagement and fraud. Closed business with
conservators and continued consulting with them after layoff. Owner and CFO now
indicted and going to trial.
FORMER POSITION: Director of Clinical Research
RealAge.com
13800 Sorrento Valley Road
San Diego, CA 92121
858-8125230, 8123801 (fax)
Duties: Senior clinical medical advisor for Health Information Website involved in all
aspects of site content development and clinical content quality assurance, along with
some aspects of marketing.
12/15/99 – 4/29/00
• Accomplishments: Lead an innovative, interdisciplinary team in developing
some of the most sophisticated interactive health information modules for
wellness and diseases conceived to this point in the development of health related
sites on the Internet.
*Position suddenly eliminated due to loss of expected funding for this Internet start-up
company, which, however still exists with materials developed still available on the web.
FORMER POSITION:
Medical Director & Director of Health Services
Great American Health Plan
2525 Camino del Norte S., San Diego, CA 92108
Ph. 6198495518 Fax 6192974387
12/15/97 – 8/1/98
Director of Health Services for this start-up MediCal (Medicaid) Managed Care
Company. Responsible for QA, QM, UM, Credentialing, Pharmacy and Health
Education Departments and involved in all other aspects of program development,
contracting and community planning.
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• Accomplishments: In less than three months brought together a cohesive health
services team, enabling GAHP to pass its first Calif. Dept. of Health Services Audit
and developed processes to improve quality of care.
*GAHP was purchased by Universal Health - SD Med. Dir. position eliminated, 8/98
FORMER POSITION: Regional Medical Director
FHP Health Care
4365 Executive Blvd, S 500, San Diego, CA 92121
Ph. 6196588767 Fax 6196588847
7/15/95 - 10/1/97
Regional Responsibilities:
Responsible for San Diego area, Palm Springs and parts of Inland Empire/PS area 10/95
- 3/95; Orange County and Long Beach, Inland Empire/PS and parts of LA Counties
4/96 - 8/96, San Diego and Inland Empire/ PS 9/96 - 6/97
Substitute Medical Director for Northern CA - 12/95 - 6/97
Work-flow Responsibilities
• All Prior Authorization review for all of California.
• Member of HEDIS Improvement Comm, Inter-regional Benefit Interpertation
Comm, So Cal QM Comm, Statewide Credentialing Comm,, So. Cal Claims Appeals
Bd. and Calif. Government Affairs Comm. and California and company-wide
Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committees
• Chair four subregional Health Care Advisory Committees,
• Chair of Technology Assessment Committee for California responsible for
Technology Assessment Program, 5/96- present
• Director of Clinical Studies for California 3/96 - 5/96 and while no longer fully
responsible due to reorganization, is the major medical director designer of clinical
studies and preventive health guidelines.
• Medical Director for California Organ Transplant Program, 12/95- present
• Medical Director for Government Affairs 5/96 - 6/97
Member California and National Pharmacy & Therapeutics Comm. 9/96 - 6/97
• Responsible for Physician and IPA liaison within assigned regions, as
well as QM, Risk and Case Management reviews for Commercial and
Senior Medicare risk HMO products.
• During tenure as substitute Medical Director in No. Cal. responsible for all PPO +
POS product oversight for State as well as regional UR, some case management,
physician and IPA liaison plus credentialing.
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Accomplishments:
• Kept California region afloat despite massive reorganization and personnel
losses. For five months - only two medical directors for 920,000 members!
• Helped revamp & streamline credentialing process.
• Revised & reinstituted tech assessment program
• Helped to develop and assure passage of CA tech assessment legislation
* Company bought by PacifiCare, 2/97 - position eliminated/replaced 4/5/97 - reductionin-force
and reorganization. Work-restricted severance pay for six months.
FORMER POSITION: Associate Medical Director, So. CA Market
Aetna Health Plans of California
303 E. Vanderbilt Way, San Bernardino, CA, 92408
3/94 - 4/94 - consulting, 5/94 - 7/95 - full time
Responsibilities:
• Utilization and Quality Management chart reviews for HMO, POS, and PPO
health insurance products.
• Chair: Quality Management and Pharmacy Comms. Member of Credentialing
Comm. - 9000 MDs/yr. reviewed.
• Develop health education & community involvement programs for health plan
members and employees.
• Management liaison with Employee Activities Committee.
• Assist Medical Director in full range of administrative and clinical duties;
substituted for Medical Director when she was not available, including
National P&T Committee.
Accomplishments:
• Developed several epidemiological, evaluative and interventional studies to
improve managed care performance.
• Developed liaison with mental health provider including clinical studies.
• Assisted national office in review of technology assessments and
preventive health guidelines and programs.
• Substituted for Medical Director on national Pharm & Therapeutics Comm.
• Developed processes to streamline physician credentialing
• Extensive experience preparing for NCQA review.
• Able to rapidly learn processes and contribute fully to management in large,
advanced market, despite no previous full-time management experience.
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*Left to accept promotion to a Medical Director position with FHP.
FORMER FULL- TIME ACADEMIC POSITIONS:
2. Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Internal Medicine,
Surgery & Preventive Medicine
• Director of Adolescent Medicine 10/1/91 – 2/28/94
• Pediatric & Adult Emergency Room Faculty Part-time: 1/2/92 – 2/28/94; Fulltime:
3/1/94 – 5/15/94
Departments of Pediatrics & Emergency Services
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX 77555-0319
Telephone: (409)772-7447 or 772-1444
• Assoc. Pof. In Pediatrics, Preventive Med, Medicine and Surgery Depts.
• University –wide ER Supervisory Comm, Computer/IS Comm., P&T Comm.
• Re-established Adolescent Medicine teaching and service component including
Jeuvenile Justice and College health programs, enhanced community programs
• Responsible for Pediatric ER program and Child Abuse Program oversite
1. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Adolescent and Preventive Medicine :
New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, 7/83 – 6/85
• Research Director, Division of Adolescent Medicine.
• Author of one of the earliest Robert Woods Johnson School-based
Health Clinic grants for a high school in the poorest US Congressional
District – Bronx, NY
PERSONAL DATA:
Home: 10496 Canyon Lake Dr., San Diego, CA 92131 Ph:858-6355500, 5600 fax
Place of Birth: New York City, NY, USA
SSN: 046-38-1198
Married 5/98, wife Barbara and one stepson, age 14
Activities: Water Sports including Scuba, XC skiing, roller-blading, tennis, golf, travel,
numismatics, philately
EDUCATION:
1965-69 Hopkins School, New Haven, CT
1969-73 B.S.: Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.:
Majors: Psychology, Political Science, Pre-Med,
Honors: Degree Cum Laude, 1973
GTU Honorary Scholarship (Merrit Finalists), 1969
Psi Chi (National Psychology Honor Society), 1973
Phi Sigma Alpha (Nat. PolySci Honor Soc), 1973
Mahoney Medal, Best Pre-Med in the Humanities, 1973
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1973-77 M.D.; Georgetown Univ. School of Medicine, Washington, D.C.
1977-78 Pediatrics PL-1: University of California, Irvine,
Orange and Long Beach, CA
1978-80 Pediatrics PL-2,3: Children’s Hospital of Northern California, Oakland,
CA. (Affil. Program: Univ. Calif. S.F.)
1980-81 M.P.H.: Univ. California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA.
Major: Maternal and Child Health
1981-83 Adolescent Medicine Fellowship: LA Children’s Hosp.
(Affiliate Program: Univ. So. Calif.)Los Angeles, CA.
2006 - JD – Concord Law School, LA, CA – Passed CA Bar Exam - 7/06
ACADEMIC TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
Academic Pediatrics
1983-85 Taught Pediatric and FP Residents from USC and UCLA affiliated programs
on elective rotations in Adolescent Health Care, Loyola Marymount
University Student Health Service.
1985-87 Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Adolescent and Preventive Medicine: New
York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, Research Director, Division of
Adolescent Medicine.(full-time)
1988-89 Assistant Clinical Professor Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine - UCLA -
taught in Adolescent Clinic, Cedars Sinai Hospital and Pediatric Wards,
Clinics - Ventura County Medical Center.
1989-91 Attending Physician Pediatric Ward & Juvenile Hall: San Bernardino
County Med. Center, paid part-time faculty position, Family Practice
residency program
1990 -95 Clinical Assistant Professor Pediatrics & Medicine, Osteopathic College of
the Pacific, Pomona, CA.
1991-94 Associate Prof: Pediatrics, Internal Med.,Surgery & Preventive Med.:UTMB
Galveston, Galveston, TX (full-time – see above)
1995-97 Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, Loma Linda Univ. Medical
School, Loma Linda, CA.
1996 - 2002 Assoc. Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, UCSD Med School, San Diego,
CA (Adolescent Med Clinic Attending 1996- 97)
Full-time Private Practice - Pediatrics & Adolescent Med.
1987/7 - 1988/10 Children’s Medical Group, Thousand Oaks, CA
1141 Thousand Oaks Blvd, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
805-4950801 Frank Katz, MD, Managing Partner
1988/10 - 1991/10 Pediatric Medical Group, Redlands, CA
245 Terracina Blvd, Suite 202, Redlands, CA 92373
909-7932896 Charles Hyman, MD, Managing Partner
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Pediatric Clinic & Hospital Coverage
1979-81 Pediatric Walk-in Clinics, Kaiser Hospitals Oakland and Walnut Creek,
CA
1981-85, Pediatric Walk-in Clinics and Overnight
+'89-91
Coverage including ER, Ward and Nursery Doctor, Kaiser Hospitals:
Panorama City, Harbor City, and West Los Angeles, CA.
1981-83 Pediatric Walk-in Clinics, Kaiser Hospital, Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles,
CA.
1984 & 88 Pediatric Walk-in Clinics, Kaiser Hospital, Woodland Hills, CA (also brief
locums).
1989-91 Pediatric Walk-in Clinics, Kaiser, Riverside, CA.
1988-89 Cigna Health Centers, Walk-in Clinics, Pasadena, West Covina, and
Pomona, CA.
1988 Los Angeles County Pediatric, STD and TB clinics, Canoga Park and
Van Nuys, CA.
1995-96 Pediatric Medical Group., Redlands, CA - night clinics
1996 - 2000 Pediatric Urgent Care - San Diego Children's Hosp.
1998 - Pediatric Urgent Care - Sharp Rees Steely Med. Group.
San Diego, CA (also locum tennens coverage at several locations)
Pediatric Emergency Room
1980-81 Children's Hospital of Northern CA, Oakland, CA (also Nursery and
Adolescent Clinics).
1980-81 St. Lukes Hospital, San Francisco, CA (Also overnight Ward and
Nursery/DR Coverage)
1981-83 Orthopedic Hospital, Los Angeles, CA (Also Overnight Ward Coverage)
1981-83 Children's Hospital, Los Angeles, CA (Emergency Medical Systems
Attending Physician)
1992-94 Pediatric and Adult Emergency Room Attending, Univ
TX Medical Branch, Galveston, TX
1998 – 99 Fill-in, Children’s Hospital San Diego, CA
Locum Tennans: Pediatric Private Practices
1980-81 Coverage provided to six different Pediatric Practices - Berkeley/Oakland
area (list available)
1984 Kwook Huh, M.D., Porterville, CA, July.
1985 Carol Gill, M.D., Gilroy, CA, May.
1988 Moon Chung, M.D., Valencia, CA, May & Aug.
1988 Krisnan Goel, M.D., Turlock, CA, July.
1990 Herb Rhus, M.D. & Vickie Solonik, M.D. Moreno Valley, CA, Apr.-Sept.
1999 Marvin Gale, MD & Elaine Cohen, MD - Chula Vista, CA - Various
Dates 4/99 – 8/99
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Karen Hanten, MD - Alpine, CA 7/99
Cecelia Perez-McGraw, MD – National City, CA 8/99 & 3/01 – 5/01 (1
day/wk), 8/05 – 16/02
Shelter Island Pediatrics – San Diego, CA 12/99
2000 Sanchez Pediatrics – Chula Vista, CA 10/00 – 11/01 various dates
2002 Willie Rios, MD - Chula Vista, CA 3/01 – 3 days
2002 Sharp Rees-Steely Pediatrics – Chula Vista, CA - 3/02 – 5/02 (60 – 80% time)
2002 Lassen Medical Group Pediatrics, Red Bluff, CA 4/29-5/10/02
Locum Tennans: Family Practice
1984 Victoria Sammler, M.D. Hollywood, CA, July & other dates in 1985.
1984 & 85 Lawrence Miller, M.D., Hawthorne, CA, Dec - Jan
1991 Tim Williamson, M.D., Ojai, CA, September
2000 Clinica Consuelo, Escondido, CA – August, parts of September
Urgent Care: (Family Practice/Emergency Room/Occupational Health)
1983 Euclid Urgent Care, Fullerton, CA, Aug.-Nov.
1983-85 The Health Care Center, Hawthorne, CA (included adult hospital ward
night coverage)
1984 Community Urgent Care, Manhattan Beach, CA, June.
1999 Valley Immediate Care, Escondido, CA March - July
Occupational Health Clinics
1980 Overseas Medical Center, San Francisco, CA (Locum Tennans), July.
1980,84,85 Ship's Surgeon, USS Independence, Honolulu, Hawaii, Aug., July and
June - total seven weeks
1981 Santa Rita Prison Clinic, Alameda County Prison, Santa Rita, CA.
College Health
1981 UC Berkeley Student Health Service, Per Diem.
1983-85 Loyola Marymount University SHS, Los Angeles, CA, Full Time.
1990-91 Univ. of Redlands SHS, Redlands, CA, MD Coordinator 1990, Per Diem.
1992-94 Univ. Houston Clear Lake, weekly half-day GYN and General Medicine
Clinic, Per Diem
2002/10 - 11 California State University San Marcos – 50% time locum tennans
Neonatology
1980-81 Oakland Children's Hospital, NICU, per diem.
1984 San Diego Children's Hospital, NICU, per diem.
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Paid Consulting
1985 Hawthorne Memorial Hos. ,Hawthorne,CA Design-Pediatric Inpatient Unit.
1985-87 Westchester Medical Center, Pediatric Physician Peer/Utilitization Review,
Adolescent Psychiatry Ward Consults.
1985-87 Child & adolescent sexual abuse medical examinations, Westchester
County, NY & NY Medical College
1985-87 Coordinator of Adolescent Health Section of Maternal and Child Health
Course, NY Med. Coll.
1987-89 Blue Cross Southern CA, Pediatric Claims Review Consultant.
1988-91 Physical examinations and medical consultation on pediatric and adolescent
patients, Charter Hospital of Redlands, Redlands, CA
1987-91 Continuing Education for Teachers "Adolescent Health Issues", (4x/yr)
California Luthern College, Thousand Oaks, CA.
1989-90 Design -nursing drug dispensing protocols, San Bernardino Cnty Juvenile Hall.
1989-90 Human Underwater Biology, lectures for course "Drug and Alcohol Abuse in
Depth" CME on Chemical Dependency for Health Professionals.
1990- Medico-legal Expert Consultation: Pediatric & Adolescent Med, and Managed
Care Malpractice Cases with American Medical Forensics; Physicians for
Quality; TASA; Medquest, etc. (plaintiff & defense)
1990-92 Medical advice column & features writing, San Bernardino Sun, weekly
column "MD for Youth".
1993-94 Adolescent Medicine Teaching & Clinics - Driscol Children's Hosp., Corpus
Christi, TX
1993-94 Medical Director, Galveston, TX Teen Health Center, HS & Junior High
School-based Health Clinics
1994 Adolescent Health Issues Class, San Bernardino Cnty, CA Jeuvenile
Probation officers
1995-99 Annual CME lectures - Assoc. for Continuing Education Steamboat Spr.,
CO and The Osler Institute – see CME talks
1995 - Consultant on various Pharmaceutical Advisory Panels
1996-97 Clinical Affairs Director, Prometheus Labs, SD, CA,
1997- 01 VP & Chief Medical Officer, BOD Member, Trinity Hospice and Health
Ventures, San Bernardino, CA (Company sold in 2001)
1997-99 Bd of Directors, Novator Inc., SD, CA - innovative bicycle technology
1998-99 Expert UM review-Workman’s Comp & Grp. Health Cases-CCN Inc, SD, CA
1998-99 Consultant, UCLA Cent. for Health Policy Research, STDs & Managed Care
1999 - 06 Business & Health Faculty, University of Phoenix, SD, CA
1999 - Utilization Case Review Nationwide: Medical Review Institute of America,
Physicians Review Network, MCMC, Covance and others
2000 - 01 Tower Health Consulting Medical Director (60% time), Long Beach, CA
2001 - Medical Education Committee, LA Care Health Plan
2001 - See page 1 – ICN, Care First Health Plan, LA Care Health Plan
2002 - Consultant in Peditrics, Adolescent & Preventive Medicine, CA Medical
Board, Dental Bd. And Cosmetics Bd.
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2004 - Verimed Inc., Pediatrics Editor – NLM “ADAM” and other on-line health
Encyclopedias, pharmaceutical consulting etc.
Research Grants Awarded
1. Georgetown University Med. School, Summer Cancer Research Grant: 1974
(Unpublished Paper: "Effects of N-Nitrosamine on Frog Kidney")
2. Rockefeller Grant, Kennedy Bioethics Institute, Georgetown U. Summer, 1973
(Conceived and began Summer Internship in Bioethics program which still
exists - see listing for unpublished thesis below)
3. SE Texas AHEC 1993 - "Videotape Evaluation of Medical Student Interviews of
Adolescents - Effects of Faculty Feedback" - $8000 - (with D. McCormick,
M.D. & G. Rassin, M.S.W.)
Service Grants Written and Awarded
Primary author or co-author of the following successful health-care service grant
applications:
1. Comprehensive School-based Health Clinic Grant (Morris High School, Bronx, NY
and the New York Medical College Division of Adolescent Medicine) The
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 1987, $600,000/5 yrs.
2. Screening Adolescents for Psychosocial Problems at Family Planning Facilities -
designed to help family planning facilities become referral centers to more
comprehensive health care by using a rapid psycho-social needs
interviewing system (the HEADSS System), Planned Parenthood of
Westchester and Rockland Counties, NY and the New York Medical
College Division of Adolescent Medicine, New York state Grant, 1987,
$30,000/single year.
3. Comprehensive Adolescent Clinic, Greenburgh, NY Neighborhood Health Center
and the New York Medical College Division of Adolescent Medicine,
United Way of Westchester County, NY Grant, 1986 (renewal grant),
$9,800/single year.
Responsible for significant sections of following successful service grants:
1. Primary Care Residency Training in Pediatrics with Community-based Emphasis
(UTMB Pediatrics) Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 1993 -
$375,000/3yrs.
2. Expansion of School-based Health Clinics in Galveston TX (UTMB Pediatrics, Teen
Health Center, Inc & Galveston County Health Dept.) - Texas State Health
Dept. 1993 - $375,000/3yrs
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PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS:
1. American Academy of Pediatrics:
Junior Fellow - 1977-1982
Fellow - 1982-
Committees:
District 9, Ch. 2: Youth Comm. 1983-1985
District 9, Ch. 2: Special Populations Comm. 1983-1985
District 9, Ch. 2: Drug Abuse Comm. 1987-1988
Chair: Distr. 9, Ch. 2: Environmental Hazards Comm.
1984-1985; member, 1989-1991.
Council on Care of Children: Distr. 9, Ch. 2 8/84-5/85
Secretary: Distr. 2, Ch. 2 Youth Comm. 1985-1987
Chair, Distr. 9, Ch. 2 Youth Comm, 1988-1991
Texas Pediatr. Society Adolescent Committee Member, 1992- 1994
SD, CA School Health Committee 1998 - 2004
2. Physicians for Social Responsibility Member 1980-
Chief Pacific Regional Director, 1990
Chief SW Regional Director, 1993
Bd. of Directors Executive Committee, 1993
President Westchester, NY Chapter, 1986-1987
Committees:
San Francisco Bay Area Steering Comm., 1980-81
Los Angeles Steering Comm., 1981-1983
Westchester, NY Steering Comm., 1985-1987
Inland Empire, CA Exec. Comm., 1990-1991
National Civil Defense Advisory Panel, 1982
National Psychosocial Advisory Panel 1985-87
House of Delegates, 1987, Mid-Atlantic Reg
Bd of Directors, 1990-1994 - Parliamentarian
National Environmental Task Force, 1992-93
Bd of Directors Executive Comm., 1993
Chair, BOD Policy and Legislation Committee, 1994
3. Society for Adolescent Medicine
Member, 1981-1984, Fellow, 1985 -
National Advocacy Committee 1994-98 & 2006 -
4. American Public Health Association, 1980-
5. International Assn. for Adolescent Medicine, 1987 -
6. American College of Physician Executives 1994 –
7. American College of Legal Medicine – 2003 –
Marketing Comm. - 2004 –
8. Children’s Advocacy Institute, Univ. of San Diego Law School, Board of Advisors
2006 -
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BOARD CERTIFICATION & PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY FELLOWSHIPS
1. National Medical Boards Certification, #181248, 1978
2. American Board of Pediatrics Certification, #043491, 1981
3. Board Certified - Adolescent Medicine - 11/94
4. Board Certified - Preventive Medicine - 11/98
5. Recertified – Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine – 4/00
6. American Ht. Assn. CPR, Neonatal Resuscitation Certification and Pediatric
Advanced Life Support- 1993 – 1994 (PALS Instructor), recertified: NN
Resuscitation, 5/2002
7. American Academy of Pediatrics, Fellow since 11/82
8. Society for Adolescent Medicine, Fellow since 9/85
LICENSURE INFORMATION
1. California Med. License, #G37744 (Ref. #KH094360), 1978 -
2. Texas Medical License, #J0955, 1992 - 1995 & 1998 -
3. N. Y. State Med. License, #163028, 1985-1988 (inactive)
4. Drug Enforcement Agency, #AG8298386, Expires 9/06
5. Passed CA Bar, 7/06 – awaiting official license number 12/06
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
International Health Experience
1. Pediatrician: Hardecker Children's Clinic, Nassau, Bahamas, 4-5/77
2. In-Flight M.D.: Southeast Asian Refugee Transports, 9/79, 12/80
3. Medical Director: International Rescue Committee Medical team Sa Kao and Khao
i Dang Refugee Camps, 11/79-12/79
4. Resident, Pediatric Neurology, Montreal Children's Hospital Montreal, Canada,
3/80
5. Advisory Board: Operation Survival (Thailand/Somalia Refugee Relief), 1981
6. Medical Advisor:California Medical Teams(Thailand/SomaliaRefugee Relief) 1981
7. Medical Observer: Concern - Honduran Refugee Camps, 3/82
8. Pediatrician: LBJ Tropical Medical Center, American Samoa, 8/82-9/82
9. Pediatrician: Albert Schweitzer Hosp., Deschapelles, Haiti, 12/86
10. Advisory Bd. - Institute on War & Children 1988 - 1994
11. Advisory Bd. - Doctors for Global Health 1994 -
12. Physicisn for barrio clinics in Cabo San Lucas, Baja Cal, Mexico - Doctors of
Charity - 10/96 -
13. LA Chidrens Hosp Teaching Exchange Program with Children’s Hosp, Ulan Batar,
Mongolia, July, 1997
International Medical Conferences
1. International Pulmonary Medicine: Kyoto, Japan, 7/78 with extension medical visit
to the People's Republic of China
2. International Association for Adolescent Health(IAAH): Jerusalem, Israel, 7/83
3. International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War: Seminar on Children
and Nuclear War, Helsinki, Finland, 6/84 & extension for research -Soviet Union
4. IPPNW (as above) Budapest, Hungary, 7/85
5. IAAH: Sidney, Australia, 3/87
6. Psychology and Peace Research, Rome, Italy, 10/89
7. IPPNW Stockholm, Sweden 6/91
8. IAAH Montreaux, Switzerland, 7/91
9. Fifth South Amer. Conf. on Adolescents, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 5/93
10. IAAH, Vancouver, B.C., Canada 3/95
11. International Care Network: Aruba, N.A. – 12/01
12. IAAH, Lisbon, Portugal, 5/05
LANGUAGES: 1. English (Native)
2. French (Very Good)
3. Spanish (Good)
4. Portuguese (Fair)
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5. American Sign Lang., Russian, German, Italian (All Beginning Level)
6. Latin - 2yrs
PEER REVIEW MEDICAL JOURNAL ARTICLES
1. Davis, R., Goldenring, J., Lubin, B. "Vitamin B-12 Deficiency in the Breastfed
Infant of a Vegan." Amer. J. Dis. Children. 1981, 135:566-567.
2. Davis, J., Goldenring, J., McChesney, M. et al. "Pregnancy Outcome in Southeast
Asian Immigrants, Santa Clara, California." Am. J. Dis. Children. 1982,
72:742-744.
3. Goldenring, J., Davis, J., McChesney, M. "Health Screening in Indochinese
Immigrant Children." Clin. Pediatr. 1982, 21:613-615.
4. Goldenring, J., Castle, G. "Health Screening of Southeast Asian Immigrant
Adolescents." J. Adol. Health Care. 1983, 4:266-269.
5. Goldenring, J., Castle, G. "Leprosy in Adolescents: Case Reports and Clinical
Review." J. Adol. Health Care. 1984, 5:53-55.
6. Neinstein, L., Goldenring, J. "Brucella Sacroiliitis." Clin. Pediatr. 1983, 22:645-
647.
7. Neinstein, L., Goldenring, J., Carpenter, S. "Nonsexual Transmission of Sexually
Transmitted Diseases: An Infrequent Occurrence." Pediatrics. 1984, 74:67-76.
8. Goldenring, J., Purtell, L. "Knowledge of Testicular Cancer Risk and Testicular
Self-examination technique in College Athletes." Pediatrics.1984, 74:1093-1096.
9. Neinstein, L., Goldenring, J. "Pink Pearly Penile Papules an Epidemiologic
Study." J. Pediatr. 1984, 105:594-595.
10. Yates, G., Goldenring, J., MacKenzie, R. "Multidisciplinary Program for High
Risk Youth: Potential Model for the Third World Nations." Internat. J. Adol.
Med. 1985, 1:225-235.
11. Goldenring, J. "Testicular Self-examination." Ameri. Family Phys. 1985,
32:100-101.
12. Goldenring, J. "The Brain Life Theory: Towards a Consistent Biological
Definition of Humanness." J. Med. Ethics. 1985, 11:198-204.
13. Chivian, E., Mack, J., Waletsky, J., Lazaroff, C., Doctor, R., Goldenring, J.
"Soviet Children and the Threat of Nuclear War: a Preliminary Study." Amer. J.
Orthopsych. 1985, 55:484-502.
14. Goldenring, J. "Increasing Well-Care Office Visits for Adolescents: A High
Priority for the Society for Adolescent Medicine." J. Adol. Health Care. 1986,
7:205-206.
15. Goldenring, J. "Equal Time for Men: Teaching Testicular Self-examination.." J.
Adol. Health Care. 1986, 7:273-274 (Republished in the Sexually Active
Adolescents series 1989).
16. Goldenring, J., Flores, M. "Primary Liver Abscesses in Children and Adolescents:
Review of 12 Years Clinical Experience." Clin. Pediatr. 1986, 25:153-158.
17. Goldenring, J., Doctor, R. "Adolescents and the Nuclear Threat: Review of
Questionnaire Research." Internat. J. Mental Health. 1986, 15:72-92.
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18. Goldenring, J. "Microtrak Fluorescent Monoclonal Antibody Screening for
Chlamydia trachomatis in Symptomatic and Asymptomatic College Students."
J. Amer. College Health. 1986, 3:135-135.
19. Goldenring, J. "Staphylococcus Saprophyticus Urinary Tract Infection." J. Adol.
Health Care. 1986, 7:417-418.
20. Doctor, R., Goldenring, J. et al. "Adolescents' Concerns About the Threat of
Nuclear War." Psych Reports. 1987, 60:599-614.
21. Doctor, R., Goldenring, J. et al. "Self-reports of American and Soviet Teenagers
Worry about Nuclear War." Int. J. Political Psychol. 1988, 9:13-23.
22. Goldenring, J. "Teaching Testicular Self-Examination to Young Males: A One
Year Follow-Up." International Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health.
1987, 3(2):87-90.
23. Goldenring, J. "On Considering the Response to the Threat of Nuclear War as
Grief Work." Medicine and War. 1988, 4:97-100.
24. Goldenring, J., Ruddy, R., Hubell, P. "Importance of Chlamydia Testing in the
Pediatric Emergency Room." NY State Med Assn J. 1988, 88:149-150.
25. Goldenring, J., Fried, C., Tames, S. "Staphylococcus Saprophyticus Urinary Tract
Infection in a Sexually Abused Child." Pediatr Infect Dis J. 1988, 7:73.
26. Goldenring, J. "Utility of Screening Healthy Athletes with a Complete Blood
Count." Internat J. Adolesc. Med & Health. 1988, 4:155-161.
27. Goldenring, J. "Youth and the Nuclear Threat: Level of Concern and Thoughts
About Appropriate Adult Response." Texas Med. 1989, 84:38-41.
28. Ponzo, E., Apicella, C., Bergerone, C., Bernardini, B., Buonotempo, I., Di
Paolantonio, M., Doctor, R., Goldenring, J. et al. "Worry Among Italian
Adolescents About Nuclear War." Psychologia Italiana. 1987; 9:47-67.
29. Goldenring, J. "Secondary Syphilis in a Prepubertal Child: Differentiating
condylomata lata from condylomata acuminata." NY State J Med. 1989;
89:180-181.
30. Goldenring, J. "La Preoccupazione Relativa Alla Minaccia Di Guerra Nucleare:
Una Preoccupazione Costante Nei Giovani Degli Anni Ottanta." Rassegna di
Psicologia. 1991, (2):15-31.
31. Goldenring, J., Barnett, S., Baldwin, C., Tatum, S. "Texas Youth: Critical Health
problems and the Need for Nontraditional Health Solutions" Texas Medicine.
1994; 90: 47 - 55.
32. Kupiac, T, Goldenring, J, Raj, V. “A Non-fatal Case of Sodium Poisoning.” J
Analyt Toxicol. 2004; 28: 526-528
NON-PEER REVIEW MEDICAL JOURNAL ARTICLES
1. Goldenring, J. "Universal Service for Medical Students." Infusion. 1977, March,
p. 3.
2. Goldenring, J. "Cambodia Journal." New Physician. 1980, 29:25-32.
3. Goldenring, J. "Cambodia - One Year Later." New Physician. 1981, 30:33-35.
4. Goldenring, J. "How To Choose a Humanistic Medical Student." Christ. Med.
Assn. J. 1982, 13:21-22.
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5. Goldenring, J. "Reflections on the Fat Man: How to Be Sure Your House of God
is One." Christ. Med. Assn. J. 1982, 13:29-31.
6. Goldenring, J. "Honduran Refugee Camps: A Doctor's Political Interpretations."
New Physician. 1982, 31:27.
7. Goldenring, J. "Is Medicine an Art or a Science?" Christ. Med. Assn. J. 1984,
15:27-28.
8. Goldenring, J. "Teaching Testicular Self-examination." Contempo. Pediatr. 1985,
2:73-78. Republished with updating: "A lifesaving exam for young men."
Contemporary Pediatrics. 1992, 63-86, and as (Revised and Reprinted) Revised
and Republished: Contemporary Urology. 1992, 4:15-19; and Patient Care.
1992, 26:62-76.
9. Goldenring, J. "Testicular Self-examination." New Physician. 1985, 34:42, 48.
10. Goldenring, J. "Tracking Down Dysuria in Adolescent Females." Contempo.
Pediatr. 1986, 3:50-68.
11. Goldenring, J. "Acute Urethral Syndromes." Seminars in Adolescent Medicine.
1986, 2:125-129.
12. Goldenring, J. "Screening Immigrants and Refugees." New Physician. 1986,
35:44, 50.
13. Goldenring, J. "A High-yield Workup for the New Wave of Immigrants."
Contempo. Pediatr. 1986, 3:124-128.
14. Goldenring, J. "The Pelvic Exam in Adolescents - Step by Step." Patient Care.
1987, Sept. 15, 156-162.
15. Goldenring, J. "Christmas in Haiti." Contempo Pediatrics. 1987, 4:55-62.
16. Goldenring, J. "Conjunctivitis: More than Meets the Eye." (Chlamydial Disease
of the Newborn - a Family Disorder) Contempo Pediatr. 1988, 5:127-129.
17. Goldenring, J., Cohen, E. "HEADSS - the Psycho-social Review of Systems with
Teenagers." Contempo Pediatr. 1988, 5:75-90. Republished as lead article in a
special drug company financed Contemporary Pediatrics special issue on
adolescent health in 1989.
18. Goldenring, J. "Random Thoughts for the New Year From a Political Physician."
Inland Pediatrics. 1989, 3:16-17 (March).
19. Goldenring, J. "Tell It to the Chinese." Inland Pediatrics. 1989, 3:17-18
(December).
20. Goldenring, J. "Random Thoughts on the New Decade from a Political
Physician." Inland Pediatrics. 1990, 4:4, 14 (March).
21. Goldenring, J., Katz F. "The Salt of Life." (Salt Poisoning from Human Breast
Milk) Contempo Pediatr. 1990, 7:109-112.
22. Goldenring, J. "Have You Heard About the National Practitioner Data Bank?"
Inland Pediatrics. 1991, 5:11 (Aug/Sept).
22. Goldenring, J. "20 Questions: A drug talk they'll remember." Contempo Pediatr.
1992; 9:56-79.
23. Goldenring, J. "Percussing the Spleen." Contempo Pediatr. 1991, 8:148.
24. Goldenring, J., Goldenring, H. "What to tell new parents before they leave the
hospital" Contempo Pediatr. Feb. 10, 1993. Resident Suppliment p. 14-25
25. Goldenring, J. "How case review really works" Pediatric Management. Jan, 1993
p. 38 - 46.
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26. Goldenring, J. et al. "All that vomits" Contempo Pediat 1993; 10: Nov. 115 - 120
27. Goldenring, J, Barnet.S."Flipping off the cord clamp" Contempo Pediatr 1994;11:35
28. Goldenring, J, Tunnessen W. ‘’A 2 year-old with fever: strike up the band’’
Contempo Pediatr. 1998:15 Oct, p. 29-31
29. Goldenring, J, Rosen D. “Getting into Adolescent Heads: An Essential Update”:
Contempo Pediatr. 2004; 21: 64-90
30. Goldenring, J. “ A Simple Trick to Avoid Dehydration in Stomatitis Cases”
Contempo Pediatr. 2004
PAPERS AND POSTERS PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES
1. Yates, G., Goldenring, J., MacKenzie, R. "A Multi-disciplinary Approach to
Caring for High-risk Youth" International Adolescent Health Assn. Meetings:
Jerusalem, Israel 6/83 - Published (see Peer Review Medical Articles).
2. Goldenring, J., Doctor, R. "California Adolescents Concerns About the Threat of
Nuclear War" International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War third
Annual Conference: Helsinki, Finland 6/84. Proceedings published (see Book
Chapters)
3. Doctor, R., Goldenring, J. "Comparisons of Adolescent Concerns About Nuclear
War -US v. USSR", California Psychological Assn., San Francisco, CA 2/85.
4. Goldenring, J. "Studies of the Psychological Concerns of Adolescents about
Nuclear War" Seminar at the American Academy of Child Psychiatry: San
Antonio, Texas 10/85
5. Ponzo, E. et al. (incl. Goldenring, J.) "Italian Adolescents Concerns about the
Threat of Nuclear War" Congress of European Psychologists for Peace, Helsinki,
Finland, 8/86.
6. Doctor, R., Goldenring, J. "Youth and the Nuclear Threat," American Public
Health Assn Meetings 10/86.
7. Goldenring, J., Doctor, R. "Adolescents and the Threat of Nuclear War: a Review
Including New International Data," International Adolescent Health Assn.
Meetings, Sidney, Australia 3/87 (see book chapters).
8. Goldenring, J. "Adolescent Concerns About the Threat of Nuclear War: a
Consistent, Major Concern for the Past Decade", Int. Conf. on Psychology and
Peace Research Rome, Italy 10/89.
9. Goldenring, J. "Talking to Youth about Drugs," Int Assn for Adolescent Health
Montreaux, Switzerland, 7/91.
10. Cohen, E., Goldenring, J. "HEADSS - a Psychosocial Biopsy of Teens
Psychosocial History," Poster, International Assn for Adolescent Health,
Montreaux, Switzerland, 7/91 also presented at UTMB Galveston Fall Faculty
Roundup, Oct. 1991.
11. Goldenring, J.M. "HEADSSS - the Psychosocial Review of Systems for
Interviewing Adolescents," UTMB, Poster, Galveston Childrens Hospital
Dedication Conference, 10/29-30, 1992.
12. Goldenring, J.M. "Interviewing Adolescents" Fifth Brazilian Conf. on
Adolescents", Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 5/24/93
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13. McCormick, D.P., Goldenring, J., Rassin, G., Levine, H.G.,Baldwin, C.
Evaluation of medical student performance of Adolescent HEADSSS
psychosocial interview of real patients: Description of a new method. So. Soc.
Pedi. Res., N.O., LA Feb., 1994 (Abstract Publ. In Clinical Research 1994.)
14. Goldenring, J., Rassin, G., McCormick, D., Levine, H.,Baldwin, C. Junior medical
students fail to discuss AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases and contraception
with real adolescents. So. Soc. Pedi. Res., N.O., La, Feb, 1994 (Abstract Publ. in
Clinical Research 1994).
WORKSHOPS PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES
1. "Approaches to Adolescent Medicine for the Practicing Pediatrician", with D.
Stewart, MD AAP Distr 9, Chapt. 2/ Los Angeles Pediatric Society Annual
Adolescent Medicine Teaching Day, Los Angeles Children's Hospital, Los
Angeles, CA 5/11/85.
2. "HEADSS: The Psychosocial Review of Systems Approach to Interviewing
Adolescents", Ambulatory Pediatric Assn. Meetings, Anaheim, CA 4/30/87, &
UTMB Galveston Annual Summer Pediatric CME Conference Review 6/20/92
& UTMB Summer Pediatric Roundup, 6/20/92 & UTMB Galveston Annual
Family Practice CME Review Conf., 3/23/93
3. "New Frontiers in STDs", American Family Practice Assn. National Convention
Los Angeles, CA 9/89.
ABSTRACTS PUBLISHED AT MEETINGS BUT NOT PRESENTED
1. Mervis, C., Goldenring, J., Stewart, D., et al. "Attitudes Toward the Pelvic Exam
Related to Self-esteem", Society for Adolescent Medicine Annual Meeting,
10/83
2. Goldenring, J. "Review of Studies of Teenagers' Concerns About the Nuclear
Threat", Society for Adolescent Medicine Annual Meeting, 3/85.
LETTERS TO EDITOR IN MEDICAL JOURNALS
New England Journal of Medicine
1. "Medical Specialization", 1978, 299:1310.
2. "Code/No Code Decisions (The Four Shades of Code Blue)", 1979, 300:1058.
3. "Holistic Health", 1979, 300:1221.
4. "Medical Education", 1980, 302:413.
5. "Financial Indebtedness of Medical Students", 1981, 304:1552.
6. "Undrained Brains", 1982, 306:1297.
7. "Development of the Fetal Brain”(Implications of Fetal EEG for Defining
Beginning of Personhood) 1982, 307:564.
8. "Letters of Recommendation (Fantasy Land)", 1983, 309:736.
9. "Allowing the debilitated to Die", 1983, 309:862.
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10. "A New Medical Peace Corps", 1984, 310:994.
11. "Denial of Adequate Care to Rape Victims", 1984, 311:1637.
12. "Denial of Rape Care - Reply to Correspondence", 1985, 312:988-989.
13. "Madarosis (Hair and Eyebrow Loss) from Cocaine Abuse", (with Steven Tames,
M.D.) 1986, 314:1324.
14. "National Health System", 1989, 321:1551.
15. "Circumcision", 1990, 323:1205-1206.
Lancet
1. "Febrile Seizures", 1980, 2(8185):83.
2. "Delivery: Home, Hospital or Halfway?" 1982, 1(8274):745.
3. "Childrens' Fears of Nuclear War", 1984, 1(8384):1022-1023.
4. "Neonatal Outcomes and Adolescent Suicide", 1985, 1(8435):956.
5. "Long-term Vaginal Carriage of Chlamydia", 1987, 1(8139):804.
6. "Warts & Diagnosis of Sexual Abuse", 1988, 1(8566)1018-1019.
7. "Adolescents and the Nuclear Threat", 1988, 2(8567):1140.
Western Medical Journal
1. "Medical Ethical Decision Making", 1982, 137:252.
2. "Pulmonary Effects of Intestinal Parasites", 1983, 138:110-111.
3. "Nuclear War Symposium", 1983, 138:575.
4. "Parasites in Immigrants", 1984, 140:289.
5. "Designing New Devices for Measuring Blood Pressures", 1984, 141:687.
6. "Premarital Screening for Syphilis", (Cost Effectiveness of Syphilis Screening)
1985, 142:100-101.
Pediatric Journals
1. "Adenovirus 21 Infections", J Pediatr, 1980, 97:329.
2. "Cimetidine and Pulmonary Hypertension in Neonates", Pediatrics, (with L.
Franklin) 1980, 66:1029.
3. "Radiographic Studies in Teenage Females with Urinary Tract Infection", J Adol
Health Care (with L. Neinstein), 1983, 4:138.
4. "Inadequate Care of Rape Cases in emergency Rooms with a Religious Affiliation",
J Adol Health Care, 1986, 7:141-142.
5. "Self-examination for Cancer", Pediatrics, 1986, 77:435-436.
6. "Need to Make Chlamydial Disease Reportable", J Adol Health Care, 1986, 7:361.
7. "Endotracheal Tube Placement (Concerning Lighted Endotracheal Tubes)",
Pediatrics, 1986, 77:131-132.
8. "Spinal Versus Straight Needles for Aspiration", Contempo Pediatr, 1985, 2:11.
9. "When to Suspect Sexual Abuse", Contempo Pediatr, 1986, 3:15.
10. "Girls on Boys Teams", Pediatrics, 1986, 78:718.
11. "Rubella Titres Lack Usefulness", Clin Pediatr, 1987, 26:156.
12. "Condyloma acuminata is an STD",Pediatr Annals,1987, 16.
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13. "Well-care for Adolescents" (reply), J Adol Health Care, 1988, 9:243-244.
14. "Urinary Tract Infections in Teens"(reply), J Adol Health Care, 1988, 9:346-347.
15. "Chlamydia Testing with Direct Fluorescent Antibody in Sex Abuse Cases",Pediatr.
Infect Dis, 1988, 9:673-675.
16. "The Mystery of the Dry Diapers" (with R. Nopar), Contempo Pediatr, 1988, 5:15.
17. "Circumcision" Contempo Pediatr 1988, 5:11.
18. "Visualizing the Epiglottis", AM J Dis Child, 1988, 142:1263-1264.
19. "Better Seizure Med in Emergencies", Contemp Pediatr, 1991,8.
20. "Shunning Girlscout Cookies", Contempo Pediatr, 1990, 7:8-9.
21. "Unfinished Business on Salicylates", Contempo Pediatr, 1991, 9:16.
22. "Condyloma Acuminata in Children"AJDC,1991, 145:600-601.
23. "Importance of Family History in Adolescent Gallbladder", AJDC, 1992,146:11-12.
24. "Dorsal Penile Root Anesthesia for Circumcision" Clin Pediatr, 1993, 32:127-128
25. "Sports Readiness Examinations" AJPAH, 1994
26. "Neonatal Hospital Stay" Pediatric News March, 1996 p.28
27. “Milliman & Robertson Hospital Bed-day Criteria in Pediatrics” Pediatrics 2000:
December
28. “UTIs and Circumcision” Pediatrics 2001 January
29. “Thoughts on Caring for Youths in Your Office” Contempo Pediatr 2005
30. RSV Prophylaxis – Office Settings Inappropriate – publ. pending, Pediatrics 2007
Journal of American Medical Association
1. "Otitis Media and Fever" 1982, 247:978.
2. "Occupational Health Program for Housestaff" 1982, 247:1405.
3. "Treatment of group-B Streptococcal Pharyngotonsillitis" 1982, 247:2096-2097.
Southern Medical Journal
1. "Medical School Attrition" 1981, 74:1166.
2. "Home Birth" 1983, 76:1207.
American Journal of Public Health
1. "Pregnancy Outcome of Southeast Asian Refugees" 1984, 74:393.
2. "Homicide in Teenagers" 1984, 74:623.
3. "Abortion and Progesterone Inhibitors" 1990, 80:1394.
4. “Emergency Care Post Rape” with Gloria Allred, JD - 2001;91: 1169
Other Journals
1. "No Effective Medical Response to a Nuclear War" (Response to the Secretary of
Defense) American Medical News, Feb. 19, 1982.
2. "Cambodia; Next Somalia" New Physician 1981, 30:8,34.
3. "Need to Report All Sexual Abuse Cases" Medical Econ, July 21, 1985.
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4. "Estrogen Treatment for Rape Victims" (Comment) Consultant, 1985.
5. "Condylomata acuminata is an STD in Children" Arch Dermatol 1987, 123:1265-
1266.
6. "Condylomata acuminata in Children is an STD" J Urol 1987, 138:1259.
7. "Chlamydia Testing with Direct Fluorescent Antibody in Sex Abuse Cases" (reply)
NY State Med J 1988, 88:502-503.
8. "Brain Life" Hastings Center Report 1993:23;3: 45
Other Publications
BOOK REVIEWS
1. "The Human Patient" (by N. Remen, M.D.) New Physician 1981, 30:2,6.
2. "The Youngest Science" (by L. Thomas, M.D.) New Physician 1984, 33:39.
3. "New Adolescent Medicine Texts" New Physician 1985, 34:12, 27.
4. "Dissent in Medicine" New Physician 1987, 35:45.
5. "Everything You Wanted to Ask Your Obstetrician" (by R. Poliakin) New
Physician 1988, 36.
6. "Medical Care of Refugees" (by Richard Sandler) New Physician 1988, 36:43.
Unpublished Thesis
"Death, Life and Abortion - Implications of Fetal EEG for Determining the Beginning of
Personhood" Kennedy Center for Bioethics, Georgetown Univ. 1972 (Cited in Ethics
Journals)
Book Chapters
1. Goldenring, J., Doctor, R. "California Adolescents' Concerns about the Threat of
Nuclear War" in Chivian, E., et al (eds.) Children and the Nuclear Threat
IPPNW, Cambridge, MA, 1985.
2. Goldenring, J. "Psychological Effects of the Threat of Nuclear War on Young
People" in Bennett, D and Williams, M eds. New Universals: Adolescent Health
in a Time of Change, Australian Assn for Adolescent Health, Brolga Press,
Curtin, Australia, 1988: 58-61.
3. Goldenring, J. "Maintaining Health in the Adolescent" in Pediatrics, an Approach
to Independant Learning, Daeschner, CE & Richardson, J eds. Third Edition,
Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, Md,1997: 116-129
Lay Publications (Letters and OP Ed and Special Articles)
‘Stretching the Truth’, Washington Post July 4,1972
"Cambodian Refugee Camps, One Year Later" California Living
Magazine, Feb. 22, 1981.
"Children's Nuclear Fears", Psychology Today (let), June, 1984.
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"Humanity Begins with a Functioning Brain", Washington Post,
Health Section, Sept. 16, 1986.
‘Reflections on Hiroshima Day’ (let)Gannet Westchester, NY 8/6/98
"Teaching Youth About All STDs - Not Just AIDS", (let)New York Times (let.), June 5,
1987.
"Circumcision", Los Angeles Times (let.), March, 1989.
"Measles Vaccination", San Bernardino Sun, May 6, 1990, Perspective Section plus 5
others, list available.
"Dangers of Co-ed Football", (let) Corpus Christi, Dec. 6, 1992, & San Antonio Light,
Dec. 20, 1992.
"Legacy of Militarism Is Economic Debt" (let) Galveston Daily News Aug 12, 1992
"Speak On Condoms With Voices and Votes" (let) Galveston Daily News Sept 9, 1992
"Drugs: They Can Blow Your Mind" Current Health Sept. 1993 :20:1
"Ear Infections" - Health Supplement- San Bernardino Sun Oct. 1994
"Dangers of Low Level Nuclear Waste Disposal" (let) San Diego Union Tribune 1/96
“Something More Valuable for Our $40 Million” (let) San Diego Union Tribune 9/18/99
“Fluoridation” (let) San Diego Union Tribune 10/ 04
“Real Health Education” (let) USA Today Aug. 29, 2005
“$300 Million Poorly Spent” (let) USA Today Dec. 21, 2006
Congressional Testimony
"Adolescents' Fears About Nuclear War" before US House of Representatives Select
Committee on Children, Youth & Families, Sept. 22, 1983.
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Grand Rounds and Other CME Presentations:
1. THE REFUGEE CAMPS OF THAILAND:
Children's Hospital, Northern California, 3/80 Medical Staff Rounds.
Stanford University, 4/80 Pediatric Grand Rounds.
Kaiser Hospitals of Northern CA, Grand Rounds: Oakland-2/83, Vallajo-4/80, San
Francisco (Pediatrics) - 6/80, Walnut Creek-2/80.
Kaiser Hospitals of No. CA, Noon Medical Staff Conferences: Kaiser Richmond-
3/80, Kaiser Martinez-2/80, Kaiser Santa Clara-4/80.
Highland General Hosp., Oakland, CA, 2/80 (Noon Staff Conference).
Children's Hospital, Montreal, Canada 3/80 (Noon Staff Conference).
Seminars:
Montefiore Hospital, NY (Social Medicine) 3/81.
Amer. Med. Stu. Assn. National Convent., Phila,PA, 3/80.
South Pacific Medical School GRds., Suva, Fiji, 3/87.
2. HEALTH CARE FOR SOUTHEAST ASIAN IMMIGRANTS
Santa Clara, CA County Health Dept. Seminar, 6/80.
Stanford University Nursing Alumni Assn. Seminar, 4/81.
Los Angeles, CA School Physicians Seminar, 4/83.
3. ADOLESCENT MEDICINE
Amer. Med. Student Assn. Nat. Convention Seminar, San Diego, CA 4/82.
LBJ Tropical Medical Center, American Samoa, Hospital Grand Rds., 9/82.
Calif. Assn. Concerned with Adolescent Pregnancy, Convention Seminar San
Diego, CA, 4/83.
Dobbs Ferry Hospital, Dobbs Ferry, NY, Medical Staff Rounds 5/11/86.
4. SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
St. Joseph's Hospital, Burbank, CA, Annual Nursing CME Conf., 4/82.
Los Angeles Children's Hospital, Emergency Dept. Rounds, 12/81, and
Resident/Staff Noon Conf., 6/83.
San Pedro Community Hosp., San Pedro, CA, Family Practice Rounds, 10/84.
New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY, Pediatric Grand Rounds, 9/85.
Lincoln Hospital/NY Med Coll., Ob/Gyn Grand Rounds 10/85.
Lennox Hill Hosp., NYC, Pediatric Grand Rounds 9/85.
Lincoln Hospital/NYMC, Ob/Gyn Grand Rounds (Viral STDs) 1/86.
Peekskill Hospital, Peekskill, NY, Pediatric Teaching Day Seminar, 5/13/86.
Amer. Family Pract. Assn. National Meetings, Los Angeles, CA, Seminars, 9/89.
American College Health Assn. National Meeting, Planning Session, San
Francisco, CA, 5/10/92.
UTMB Galveston Family Practice CME Review, 3/22/93
UTMB Galveston Pediatrics CME Review, 6/18/93
CME Course, Steamboat Spr., Co. 3/95, 3/96
Osler Institute Gyn. Bd. Review, San Francisco, CA, 3/96,3/97,3/98, 3/99
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5. SUICIDE and DEPRESSION in ADOLESCENTS
Los Angeles Children's Hosp., ER Dept. Rounds, 12/81.
San Pedro Hospital, San Pedro, CA, Family Practice Rounds, 5/85.
Peekskill Hosp., Peekskill, NY, Pediatric Teaching Day, 5/13/86.
Nyack Hospital, Nyack, NY, Pediatric Grand Rounds, 8/86.
Cabrini Medical Center, New York, NY, Medical Grand Rounds, 9/86.
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital, Bronx, NY, Psychiatry Grand Rounds, 9/86.
St. Vincents Hospital, Staten Is., NY, Pediat GR, 10/86.
Phelps Memorial Hospital, Tarrytown, NY - Pediatric Teaching Day, 10/1/86.
San Bernardino Cnty Med Center, San Bernardino, CA, Fam Pract Rds 1/25/88.
6. REFUGEE CAMPS IN HONDURAS
Los Angeles Children's Adolescent Dept. Rounds, 5/82.
7. INTESTINAL PARASITES
Los Angeles Children's Hosp. Adolescent Dept. Rds., 5/83.
Osler Instit. Internal Medicine Bd. Review, SF, CA 4/96
8. DRUG ABUSE IN ADOLESCENTS
Los Angeles County School Nurses seminar, 11/82.
Los Angeles County-USC Med Center, Pediatric Grand Rounds, 11/84.
NYMC/WCMC Pediatric Prep/CME Noon Conferences, 1/86 and 2/86.
St. Josephs Hospital, Stamford, CT, Pediatric Grand Rounds, 6/86.
Pediatric Grand Rounds, UTMB Galveston, 2/92.
9. THE MEDICAL CONSEQUENCES OF NUCLEAR WAR & THE ARMS RACE
Children's Hospital Los Angeles, CA, Pediatric Grand Rounds, 4/82.
Long Beach Children's Hosp., Long Beach, CA, Pediatric Grand Rds., 5/82.
Torrance Mem. Hosp, Torrance, CA, Medical Grand Rounds, 4/82.
Kaiser Hospital Bellflower, Bellflower, CA, Pediatric Grand Rds., 8/82.
Antelope Valley Medical Center, Lancaster, CA, Medical Staff Rds., 7/82.
Harbor General Hosp UCLA Med. Center, Torrance, CA, M&M Rds., 7/82.
Amer. Med. Student Assn. West. Regional Convention Seminar, Los Angeles,
CA, 11/83.
South Pacific Medical School, Suva, Fiji, 3/87.
10. EATING DISORDERS IN ADOLESCENCE
Cal State Univ. Long Beach, CA, Nurse Practitioner Program, 3/84.
Daniel Freeman-Marina Hosp., Marina Del Rey, CA, Med Staff Rnds, 1/85.
11. ADOLESCENT CONCERNS ABOUT THE THREAT OF NUCLEAR WAR
Kaiser Hospital West Los Angeles, CA, Pediatric Grand Rounds, 4/84.
Long Beach Children's Hospital, Long B., CA, Grand Rounds, 5/85.
Schnomash County Medical Assn. CME, Everett, WA, 6/84.
Physicians for Social Responsibility National Conventions Seminars: 1/83, San
Francisco & 2/85, Los Angeles, CA.
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Amer. Acad. Child Psychiatry Convent. Seminar, San Antonio, TX., 10/85.
St. Joseph's Hosp., Wichita, KA, Grand Rounds, 11/85.
Northern Westchester Hospital, Mt. Kisco, NY, Pediatric Grand Rounds, 1/87.
Texas Medical Assn., PSR Symposium, Houston, TX, 5/87.
Univ. Nevada Med. Sch., Psychiatry Grand Rds., 1/88.
12. PEDIATRIC & ADOLESCENT GYNECOLOGY
San Pedro Community Hosp., San Pedro, CA, Family Practice Rds., 5/84.
Nyack Hospital, Nyack, NY, Pediatric Grand Rds., 8/86.
Osler Institute Gyn Bd. Reviews, San Francisco, CA 3/96, 3/97,3/98, 3/99
13. TOXIC ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS: A PRIMER FOR PEDIATRICIANS
Harbor General Hospital (UCLA), Torrence, CA, Pediatric Grand Rounds, 11/8/84.
(with R. Jackson, M.D., M.P.H.)
Kaiser Medical Center, Hollywood, CA, Pediatric Grand Rounds, 1/16/84.
Loma Linda Med. Center, Riverside, CA, Pediatric Grand Rds., 1/25/85.
Cedars Saini Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA, Pediatric Grand Rounds, 1/31/84.
Kaiser Hosp. Harbor City, Harbor City, CA, Pediatric Grand Rds., 3/5/85.
Kaiser Hosp. Orange, CA, Pediatric Grand Rounds, 4/85.
14. THE NUCLEAR WINTER
Snohomash Counnty Med Assn. CME Conf., Everett, WA, 6/84.
15. WHAT'S NEW IN CONGENITAL INFECTIONS?
NY Med College Mental Retardation Instit Seminar, 11/85.
16. PEDIATRIC AND ADOLESCENT SPORTS MEDICINE
Peekskill Hosp, Peekskill,NY,Pedi Teaching Day, 5/13/86.
Osler Institute Family Practice Bd Review, SF, CA 4/96
17. ADOLESCENT HOMOSEXUALITY
Northern Westchester Hospital, Mt. Kisco, NY, Psychiatry Grand Rds, 10/86.
18. GETTING INTO ADOLESCENTS' HEADSS: THE PSYCHOSOCIAL REVIEW
OF SYSTEMS
Blythedale Child. Hosp, Staff Rnds, Valhalla, NY, 10/86.
Ambulatory Pediatrics Assn. Seminar, Anaheim, CA, 4/87.
Ventura Cnty Med Center, Pd.Grnd Rds, Ventura, CA, 3/88.
St. Josephs Hosp, Detroit, MI, Adolesc. Med Semin., 4/88
San Bernardino Cnty Med Center, San Bernardino, CA, Family Practice Seminars -
2/89 and 3/91.
Intern. Med. Grand Rounds, UTMB Galveston, TX 10/1/92.
Family Practice Grand Rounds, UTMB Galveston, TX 2/93
Ob/Gyn Grand Rounds, UTMB Galveston, TX 10/13/93
Pediatric Rounds, Driscoll Childrens Hosp., Corpus Christi, TX 4/29/94
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Internal Medicine Grand Rounds, Kerala Medical School,
Trivandrum, India 8/6/94
Assoc. for Continuing Ed., Steamboat, CO 3/96
UCSD CME Seminar in Adolescent Med., SD, CA 6/97
ICN Seminar, Aruba, N.A. – 12/03
IAAH Seminar, Lisbon, Portugal – 5/11/05
19. NEW WAYS OF THINKING? PSYCHOLOGY & THE NUCLEAR ARMS RACE
Texas Medical Assn, PSR Symposium, Houston, TX, 5/87.
Nevada PSR Evening Symposium, Reno, NV, 1/88.
Fresno, CA, PSR Evening Symposium, Fresno, CA, 4/88.
20. EVALUATION OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
Ventura Cnty Med Center, Ventura, CA, Pediatr. Grand Rds., 1/88.
West Hills Hosp., Canoga Pk., CA, Pediatric Rds., 7/88.
Assoc. for Contin. Ed. - Steamboat Spr. Co., 3/94 (included physical abuse)
21. PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUES IN ADOLESCENT MEDICINE
NY Med College Preventive Med Dept, Maternal and Child Health Course 1986-
1987.
Loma Linda School of Public Health Dean's Seminars, Nov. and Dec., 1989.
22. SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES IN CHILDREN
Pediatric Noon Staff Rounds, UTMB Galveston, 5/91.
23. VIOLENCE - THE NEW MORTALITY IN YOUTH
Pediatric Grand Rounds, UTMB Galveston, 11/20/91.
Texas Pediatric Society Meeting, 5/13/94
24. THE PHYSICIAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
Texas Medical Association Convention, Physicians for Social Responsibility
Seminar 5/14/92.
25. HUMAN PAPILOMA VIRUS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
Pediatric Grand Rounds, UTMB Galveston, 8/15/92, with Stephen Tyring, M.D.
26. HISTORY AND COUNSELING ON HUMAN SEXUALITY – A Pediatric Office
Procedure
Annual Summer Pediatric CME course, UTMB Galveston, 6/20/92.
27. PEARLS IN THE PHYSICAL EXAM OF ADOLESCENTS
Texas Pediatric Society Meetings Adolescent Roundtable, Irving, Texas, 9/24/92
28. DEVELOPING A COMPREHENSIVE ADOLESCENT HEALTH PROGRAM
Pediatric Grand Rounds, Cottage Hospital, Santa Barbara, CA, 1/27/93
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29. MANAGED CARE ISSUES for PEDIATRICIANS
Special Senior Staff Rounds, Orange County Childrens Hosp., Anaheim, CA 6/26/95
Annual Pediatric Pulmonary Conference, Annenberg Center, Palm Springs, CA
1/18/96
UCSD CME Seminar in Adolescent Medicine, SD, CA 6/97
30. TRAVEL & ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE
Osler Institute Family Practice Bd Review, SF, CA 4/96
31. FEVER in PEDIATRICS
Osler Institute Family Practice Bd Review, SF, CA 4/96
32. PEDIATRIC CASE STUDIES
Osler Institute Family Practice Bd Review, SF, CA 4/96
33. ADVANCES in TREATMENT of PEDIATRIC POISONINGS
Children’s Hospital, Ulan Batar, Mongolia 7/97
34. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Osler Institute Gyn Bd. Review Course March, 1999, San Francisco, CA
35. EVALUATION of RAPE
Osler Institute Gyn. Bd. Reviews, San Francisco, CA 3/97, 3/98, 3/99
36. HIV & PREGNANCY
Osler Institute Gyn. Bd. Reviews, San Francisco, CA 3/98, 3/99
The lectures listed above do not include numerous talks given to medical, nursing and
public health students, residents and to the general public, or numerous radio and
television appearances on a broad range of topics.
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